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« N •v. TH K ONLY |BKAVKKTON OWNED N KWHI’ AI’ KH T he B eaverton R e v ie w ir IT S FOB BEAVERTON. T R I R KV IK W S FOR IT The Only Newspaper Devoted Exclusively To The Interests O f Eastern Washington County. volume X, no . r» Taxpayers Meet To Discuss Budget Resolution Presented By Tax Payers’ League Is Adopt.>d At Meeting REDUCTION IS M ADE n«y (illy Open« .Meeting; Charle* ll'aynra I» Named Ai Chairman Tin' Washington County l.utl^.-t meeting convened in the County Guuri room at ten o’clock Monuay morning. IVcembor '¿H. Doy Cray of lleavvrton called the meeting to urder. Uhaa. Id. Ilaynea of Middle ton w n noininuted and elected a» chairman i f the meeting Judge Templeton's name wai placed In nomination by Reverend Holme* of Kureat Crove, hut the Judge declined U> ,>e a candidate. K. C. Luce waa then elected aecretary. A i once a motion waa made and seconded to adjourn the meeting lo the more commodioua quarter* uf the llillatioro Union high achool auditorium. Thla motion waa duly carried and the meeting called there a* loon aa the chairman and aec- retary arrived. The firat motion to romt up then waa to diapenae with the reading of the aumplete budget and conaider the itema aingly, liut after a little diacataaion thla motion waa with, drawn. W. J. McCready aroac and ■nail* a few rocommendallona. A leaolution waa read purporting to come from the Waahington County Tax («ague. On the concluaion of the reading o f thla reaolutlon a m o tion waa made that it be adopted The motkm waa duly aeconded, and carried. The meeting then adjourned Herewith ia the text of the reao- lution adopted: A* a meeting of the Comm'itee, repreaanting the Tax l*ayen' league of Waahington County, on the evening o f Hocetuber 21, 1931, for the purpoae of studying t h e propoaed budget of Waahington C.uinty, Oregon, for the year 1932. which budget i* to lie aubmltted on the UHth day of lieeemher. 1931, at the hour o f 10 A. M. at a public hearing in the Court Houae in If ilia - boro. Waahington County, Oregon, at which meeting the following re* olution waa adopted. Whereat, the Budget Committee ha* already rut from the 1931 budget considerable reduction«, and Wherea* we are o f the opinion that the following reduction* can be made without in any wiae de stroying the efficiency of the C >unty government, and that it would lie to the lieat inlereat o f the tax payers of Waahington County that further reduction* be made aa follow*: Commiaaionera' Court Kirat Commiaaioner’a lime lie lim ited to 12 day* per month Second Commiaaoner’a time he lim ited to 12 day* per month. County Recorder That the appropriation for the Aaaiatant Deputy'* aalary o f $900.00 be diarontinuod. Miacellaneoua That the appropriation for the emergency item lie reduced from $25,000.00 to $15.000.00. County Ro*d Budget 1. That the item of bridge*, con atruction and maintenance purehaae* of lie reduced from $45,000.00 to $30,000.00. 2. The item of right o f way ! h reduced from $5000.00 to $2000 00. 3. The item o f repair upkeep, and minor replacement* he reduced from $18,000.00 to $10.000.00. 4. The item o f labor and grading, cruahing and hauling rock mainten ance he redyicod from $50,000.00 to $40.000 00. 5. The item of labor unemployed co-operating with State Highway Commiaaion $20,000.00 be elim i nated *1. The item o f material and sup- pliea I ks reduced from $40,*00.00 to $30,000.00. 7. The item rock crusher Super- vialon be reduced from $4,000.00 to $ 2 . 000 . 00 . 8. The item of shop foreman be Single Copy, 5 Cent* CROWD PRESENT AT PROGRAM IN KINTON There waa a large crowd at the Kinton Chriatmaa tree and pro gram given at the grange hall laat Wednvaday evening The following number* given by member* of the school were greatly enjoyed: Hung* by Kinton achool; addroa* of welcome, Freddie Boy Ira; rarita- liona, Merilee I’omeroy and Ibdieita I’omeroy; aong, "l-ow in a Manger,” Rotierta Pomeroy; play, ".Santa Claua J., .Substitute," upper grade*; cxercUe and sung, "Star of the Kaal,” primary grade*; a dramati zation, “ The Holden Cobwetia,” pri mary grades; play, “ Unexpected Company,” upper grade!; aong and anew frolic, lower grade joy s; reci tation, "Alice (irmbella; dramatixa tk«n. “ Why the Chime* Ring,” third and fourth grade*; aong, “ The Chriatmaa Story,” primary grade*; recitation. Beulah Boytea; recitation, Karl Ward. After the diatrdni'.ion of randy, all adjourned to the dining item uni partook of a feaat combating o f aandwkehra, rake ami coffee. A ao rtal time waa enjoyed until a late hour. Beaverton, Washington County, Oregon. Christmas Season Brings Festivities Friday, asso WILL MEET developm ent c ia t io n A meeting of the Northwest Ore gon Development association will be held 8:00 p m. Tueaday, January 5, in the County Court room on the second floor of the court house In Hillsboro. Many Family Dinners Are The Northwest Oregon Develop (liven On Christmas Day ment association has for it* pur poae tibe development of the north- And During The Week weat part of our state by exploiting the natural advantage* of this part o f the ataXe. and by securing there M A N Y VISITORS HERE to a reasonable portion of the state highway funds. Many Beaverton People Viait Rela Th* counties included in the aiso tive« During The Holiday Seaaon ciation are Washington, Tillamook, Multnomah, Columbia and Clatsop, Mia* Joy Hulett ha» been visiting and the purpose of the meeting on with her slater, Mm. Fred Braun, I January 5th is to elect three mem ber* o f t*ie Executive board of the Jn Forest drove, association who will be the official Mr*. Mary Ware spent Chriatmaa representative* o f Wa*hington coun day with her daughter, Mrs. Walter ty Cavan«-**, and family, Anyone interested in the develop Mia* Ruth Kaynard o f Scholls la ment of Northwest Oregon and in «pending the week viahing with the building of state highways In Kvelyn Alexander. this part of the state ia cordially Mias Merle Davie* and her father! ,nvit*d to » lt« nd <*>« meeting are spending New Year’s Day with friends in Portland, DAIRY PRODUCTS MEN Local Lodges Have t Installati) Eastern Star And Masonic Officers For The Coming Year Take Their Chairs DINNER SERVED Beaverton Lodge No. 100 and bea ver Chapter No. 106 held their joint installation of officers December 27. A bounteous pot luck dinner pre ceded the ceremonies. The follow ing officers were Installed by the Masonic lodge: H. A. Nielsen, worshipful master; F . J . Felaher, senior warden; A. M. Jtnn en, junior warden; A. M. Kennedy, treasurer; L. D. Shellen- l.erger, secretary; C. B. Hanna, senior deacon; Rcf.ert Holland, jun ior deacon; Earl Evans, chaplain; LOCAL FIRM W IN S M . F . Ayer* o f Hazeldale had as MEET IN CORVALLiS I James Lewis, senior steward; S. B. hi* gueats on Christmas day, til* PRIZE IN CONTEST childrvn and their families. I I-awrence, junior steward; Louis Oregon's butter and ice cream Stark> tiler; B A . Rcftse, marshall. J. B. Kambcrger baa Just been 1 Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Sprague and maker*, now joined into one state Past Master Guy C. Oarr acted notified that Kambcrgnr's Confec son Boyd spent Christmas at the wide association, are to meet in i ' as ¡retailing c-fficer. assisted by B. home o f Mr. and Mrs. Olmstead in four-day annual convention tionery ia one ’ f the winners for *nd A. Rohse as marshall. short course thig year at Oregon thia district In the Kdhion Mazda Portland. Maurice Manning pleased the aud lamb contest and that they are Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Fordney State college February 16 to 18. For ience with two piano numbers. Past eligible to compete In the national returned Tuesday from their hoft. several years the oollege has held Master Guy McCormic was pre contest to begin soon. day vacation spent with relatives a two-week butter makers' short sented with a past master's jewel, I course, but it had to be abandoned The nation ia divided into divf- ! at and near Tillamook. I this year. Some of its features, a beautiful watch. alona an<| this section ia in the Paci- I The installation of the officers of Christmas guests at the C. C. I however, together with instruction Ac Coast diviaion. The divisions are Tritt home were Dr. and Mrs. R. in ice cream making, have been Beaver Chapter No. 106 folh/wed each divided into districts, and the F Hall o f Portland and Mr. and added to the annual convention pro immediately, with Mrs. H. L. Hud dealers in each district compete son acting as installing officer, with Mrs. Mark Mabin and son Donald gram. against eacb other. o f Muknomah, Mrs. A. M. Jannsen. acting as mar Through cooperation of the 70 Ice Kamberger’a aalea during th e ciali, and Mrs. W. H. Engeike. as Mr and Mrs. William Campbell cream makers in the state, an out three montha o f the contest, .Sep chaplain, assisting her. The follow tember, October, and Novemlwr, e x arrived Thursday from Union, Ore standing middlewestem ice cream ing officers for 1932 were installed: where Mr. Campbell has a position specialist. Professor C. A. Iverson ceed the sales for (he nine montha Mrs. Ann* Sprague, worthy immediately prow ling the contest. in the high school. They are re of Ipwa State oollege. is being se cured for a series of lectures and matron; R B. .Denney, worthy pat Among the prixea offered the na turning Satxirday. ron; Mrs. Vivian Iawrence. asso tional winners are a trip to Hawaii , Mr. and Mrs. I). Drorbuugh and demonstrations during the conven ciate matron; A. M. Kennedy, asso tion . and a free trip to Havana. son were dinner guests Christmas ciate patron; M ts . Margaret A . day at the home o f Mrs. Dror- Denney, secretary; Mrs. Hazel By baugh’a parents, Mr. and Mrs J. E R.N.A.’S H A V E FAMILY IIITEON CLUB HAS field, treasurer; Mrs. Viola Niei- Berger of Bethany. CHRISTMAS PARTY sen, conductress; Mrs. Emma Ger CHRISTMAS PARTY Mr s Mr, ami Mrs. T. B. Denney enter ______ , rish, associate conductress; Marie Crsig, Adah; Mrs. Bertha tained with a dinner party Wednes The Royal Neighbor« gave a Ten member* and four visitors enjoyed a lovely pot luck dinner on day evening. Their guests were Mr. Christmas tree party on December Williams, Ruth; Miss Helen Mills, Wednesday, December 23, at the and Mrs. Howard Jones and Mr. and 2lst for their families at the home Esther; Mr*. Myrtle Felsher. Mar of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Luchs. The tha; Mr*. Helen Schrader, Electa; home o f Mrs. Kvelyn Holland at Mrs. Albert Bear o f Portland. Beaverton given by the lliteon Club. Mias Theresa Waddington from coming o f Santa with candy and Mr*. Eunice Murray, chaplain; Mrs. Agnes Chriatmaa songs were sung, a poem Multnomah spent the week end with pretty things for the children was Leia Richey, warder; Mrs. about Chriitma* recited by Mar Mis* Helen Cavaness. Miss W ad the main feature of the evening. MaBreen, marshall; Geo. Mcb’reeni garet Summers, and each drew a dington is th« daughter of the Rev. Cards and music were also enjoyed. sentinel; C. W. Craig, organist. . Mrs. Mabel Jacobs of Portland useful gift from the Chriatmaa bas Ivert Waddington, formerly pastor A large number were present. ket. Mrs. Halsten, Mrs. Chas. Nelson furnished the music for the occasion. o f the Methodist church here. Mrs. Talbert and S. B. Lawrence, The next meeting will be January Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Tucker enter and children, and Albert Kemmer retiring matron and patron, were G at the home o f Margaret Sum tained the following guests with a were guests of the lodge. each presented with a gift from the mers. This will lie a business meet Christmas dinner: Mr. and Mrs. H. Past Matrons and Patrons of the ing and will begin at two o'clock. F. Wiley, Rev. Chas. Clarke, Philip MRS. J. COOPER HAS chapter. Each lady officer was pre Petrcquin, Mrs. Myrtle Haines, and CHRISTMAS GUESTS sented with a beautiful corsage, BEACH FAM ILY HAS Miss Fern Haines. each man with a carnation bouton Mr and Mrs. Rex Denney a r e CHRISTMAS GUESTS Mr*. Julia Cooper of Beaverton niere. leaving Saturday for Mt. Shasta, entertained fn«* riinatnus dinner the -------- A merry Christina* day party Calif., after a two weeks' vacation following relatives: Mrs Laura PQP>|ER RESIDENT June, Fldward waa held at the C. C Beach home. with relatives at Whitford and Gar itiunshell. Esther. DIES IN PORTLAND Dinner guests included Mr. and j den Home. Mr. Denney is senior and F'errel Hounshell, all o f Rose- Mr* J. Pinder of Oregon City; Mr. foreat ranger there with headquar burg. Oregon; Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Scott o f Cornelius; Mr. Rye Scott; Captain J. W. Exon, aged 66 and (Mrs. Ned Byfleld and son, Jim ters at Mt. Shasta. mie; Catherine and Carl Curtis Christmas dinner guests at the and Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Priest and years, died in Portland on December Beach; and Mr. and Mrs. Beach. home o f Mrs. Rachel Walker were Bernice Priest, of Multnomah. A 27. Funeral services were held on Wednesday afternoon, December 30. An enjoyable day waa spent. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Walker and good time wa* had by all. from the Centenary-Wilbur ohurch. daughters of The Dalles, Mr. and! _ | Captain Exon was a former resi reduced from $1.800 00 to $1,620.00. Mrs. Hosmer Siegfried and »on of YOUNG PEOPLE SING dent of Beaverton, having been a 9. The item o f blacksmith tie re Salem, and Mr. and Mrs. Jack CHRISTMAS CAROLS Methodist minister here some twen Walker and son o f Dundee. duced from $1,500.00 to $1.360.00 ty-five years ago. 10. The item of blacksmith helper A family party was enjoyed at The young people o f the Bethel He is survived by his wife, Mrs. lie leduvd from $1600 00 to $1350.00. the home o f the Kditor on Christinas Congregational «hunch sang carols Olive E. Exon; a daughter, Mrs. 11. The item of mechanic chief Eve and the day following. Those on Christmas eve at various homes Jennie H. Kitzmiller of Portland; lie rpluced from $1600.00 to $1350.00. present were: Mr. and Mrs. Fred ;n Beaverton following tthe commu- two grandchildren; and four sisters, 12. The item mechanic helper* be itraun and two sons, o f Forest nity pr0|rram at the high school, Mrs. Annie Stranahan and Mrs. reduced from $2100 00 to $1050.00. ! (•rove; Mr. and Mrs. Orval Thomp- A ftfr making their rounds they Mamie Wayne, of San Francisco, Market Road Fund son and two sons; Mr. ami Mrs. J. wturnw, to the chureh. where they and Mrs. Clara Wood and Mrs. The item o f maintenance and con H. Hulett. two daughters, and one partook o f refreshments A b o u t Edith Earl, of Portland; besides a struction be reduced from $i>3,~ son. . twenty young people were present. great many friends. 807.38 to $36,280.00. Be It Renolved by the before men tioned Committee assembled that we recommend to the tax payers at the hearing of the above budget that the cuts as hereinbefore set out be made, ami that the figures here inabove enumerated be substituted for the figures as set out in the proposed budget, thereby effecting a saving to the taxpayers of Wash ington County o f $108,667.38, Signed by Tax Payers Committee. Chester Bridges, U G. Aerts, H. R. Findley, Geo. F. Biersdorf, E. IlOH A. Rueter, D. Burkhalter, A . L. Croeni, Arthur Ireland, Clarance C. Mallar, W. P. Vandertanden. Another Year, Another Picture I. Cracker And Beaver Ionian Discuss New Year’s Resolutions “ Well Folks,” said W. Cracker, “ I suppose his Satanic majesty is now looking forward to a new shipment of paving stone. What are you g o ing to send th!s year to contribute to the road building fund?” "I, for one,” said Beaver Tonian, “ am going to resolve to help build a bigger and better Beaverton, and my friends and mughbors will make similar resolutions. I'm sure. Just a little cooperation anil rommonsense will help Beaverton wonderfully.” “ Yeah,” says W. Cracker, -the old boy'll get a lot of paving mater ial out of that idea.” “ Well,” says Beaver Tonian, "sup pose ho does? We gotta fix up the old furnace some for all the people that's going there, and I don’t think that the old hoy’ll get quit* all o f those resolutions I’d he willing to see a couple of miles of 4-lane highway to the fiery furnace IS Retiring Officer* Are Presented With Gift Token« Of Appreciation H f S if we could get a couple hundred yards o f good sidewalk for our fair | city. If we could dress up the town a little and get some more good people to move in here, and get a new water supply— ’’ "Yeah,” Interrupts W. Cracker, ' “ that’s all his Satanic majesty needs— good people and more w a ter.” "Y ou’re right,” says Beaver Ton- J tan, "but we have a fair chance of getting them and the devil hasn’t. For instance, I know several good people who would live here if we would remove some o f the widely advertised thorns from the flesh o f | our present tax payers." "Oh, well, says W Cracker, “ you have better chances than the devil ! has, maybe, but I’ll miss my guess if he doesn't get n big load o f pav- j Ing stone in the near future." —Contributed. $1.50 Per Vea i January 1, 1932 LEED Y GRANGE HAS A N N U A L ELECTION Local Kn Installs New Officers At the regular meeting of Leedy grange at Cedar Mill on Saturday, December 26, the following officers for the coming year were elected: Master. B. B. Reeves; overseer. N. P. Johnson; lecturer. Ethel M Johnson; steward, Clive Owens; Many Attend Last Meeting assistant ate ward, Martin Larson; Of The Year; Many Mu chaplain, Mrs. Lillian Owena; treas sical Numbers Given urer. Jack Zitzman; secretary, Eliz abeth Sammons; gatekeeper, Elmer Walters; Ceres, Nancy Boy; Pomona, Mildred Thompson; Flora, Pearl UROGRAM IS ENJOYED Walters; lady assistant steward. May McDaniel; executive committee, Features Inc'udc .Specially Written Arvid Sandstrom. Song About Member« of Club Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Root of Sheridan. Mr. Root Is Th* Leavertjn Kiwanis club met Washington County Pomona Master Wednesday evening at Drift Inn, and ia now living at ISheridan. laat County Agent W. F. Cyrus was just west of town, for the also present. He presented H. R. meeting of the year. About 50 peo Findley with several blue ribbons ple wire present, and a lovely tur and a sweepstakes which Mr. Find key dinner was enjoyed, as well as ley had won on potatoes sod wheat a well-arranged program. Leonard Adams, president of the at the Pacific International Live club, who has served faithfully for stock exposition. On Saturday. January 9th. a Joint the last year, turned over the gavel meeting will be held with Hillsboro to Jim Skee, the president chosen grange for the purpose of installing for 1932, but took charge of the prigram which with the nelp of a officers. special committee appointed for the occasion, had been prepared. ALO H A-H U BER TREE It would be difficult to describe IS G R A M ) SUCCESS everything that lent enjoyment to the occasion. The favors placed at The Christmas entertainment giv each plate added much to the oc en by the community at Huber hali casion, and were appreciated by Thursday afternoon. December 24th every one. was a grand success in every way Some of the highlights adding The children were very happy with zest to a thoroughly enjoyable eve a lovely tree and a treat o f candy, ning consisted o f a piano solo by nuts, oranges, and popcorn balls. Maurice Manning and banjo music Thanks are due those who worked supplied by Charles Kipple, both of so hard for the success of the af whom are local boys. The vocal fair— to all who donated the treat; solo by Harris Hansen was specially the committees who made the pop enjoyed. Lee Richey, ably assisted corn balls, filled the candy bag*, by President Adams, did some mar- and decorated the hail and the tree; vlous sleight-of-hand tricks, ami to the teachers and children who they amused the audience with their prepared the splendid program: to mind-reading ability. President the Huber Commercial club for the Adams’ mental examination of the use of their hall; and to all who in members of the club brought forth any way helped to make this the roars of laughter. happiest day of the year for the Probably the outstanding feature children of the Aloha-Huber neigh adding more than any one other borhood. part to the program was the accor dion music supplied by Jack Enzler, MAMMOTH EGG LAID a music teacher from Portland. BY LOCAL PULLET Jack is a young fellow with a de cided accent, though he claimed he was not Swedish. He began play There is on exhibition at the Re view office an egg measuring eight ing before the crowd was entirely seated, and filled in every vacant inohes around the longer way and six inches in circumference t h e period from that time until the close ai the evening. Several selections shorter way. were rendered at the request of mem This egg was laid by one o f the thirty pullets composing the flock bers o f the assembly. But we must not forget the solo reared by Mrs. J. H. Hulett, Cedar by Dr. J. R. Talbert, assisted at St. Another egg, only slightly smaller the piano by JV. L. Cady. It was composed specially for the occasion, is also on exhibition. For more than a decade M r s . and was so good that we are print Hulett has been breeding up a ing it here: strain of Barred Rocks which are Oh, I am a Beaverton Romeo her pride and joy, and quite a source Of the vintage of ’76; of revenue as well. The foundation My sox, my shoes, my shirt, my tie for her flock came from the yards Are in an awful fix. of Mrs. Kleinsmith, who lives near I'll S’ og 7 C.U a popular love song With melody divine, Oregon City. And if you do not like it— Go sit down on your spine. DANCE TO BE GIVEN To Dayton Peck and Charley B Y PARENT-TEACHERS And Dewey the plumber, too— You’re terribly full of Hooey, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Bielman are But you’ll have to listen thru. joint chairmen of the Parent-Teach There’s Elmer, Harry, Lee. and all, ers’ association dance which is to Big men in their homes, by- Heck— be held in the high school auditor But when they get to Kiwanis ium Saturday evening, January 16. They’re just a pain in the neck. Music is to be furnished by Sap- There’s Henry, Andy, Tom and Doy, pington’s 4-piece orchestra. As rough as ever you Dlease— Refreshmnts will be served and But when they come with wives in door prizes given. A large crowd tow is expected. They're mild as a summer's breeze. Willard, Elmer, Jim and Mike, ELIZABETH HUFF HAS And Albert, our maycT brave— If ever this bunch reaches heaven PARTY FOR BIRTHDAY It will be a very close shave. Jim iSkee, you’re going to be presi A card party was held at the dent home of Elizabeth Huff. December 26th, in honor o f her birthday. The In nineteen-thirty-two— guests spent a delightful evening We recommend this bunch of bums playing “ 500" and those with th v As good enough for you. highest scores were Mr. B'ruce Steele Turkey for Kiwanis, \ and their and Mrs. W. S. Huff. Lovely re For their sweethearts wives— freshments were served by the host- White meat, and giblets, Wings and necks and thighs. * -- Let us sing of dressing. ! SILENTLY PASSING Celery and of salad too; *e- Fhineral services were held i n Apple pie with ice cream Portland Wednesday. December 30, Is too much for you. for Harry James Martin, aged 62 Leonard, ah, Leonard, years, who resided in Beaverton With your dietician near— many years ago. and who was a Did she check this dinner? step-brother of the late Fred Cady. Is that why she’s here? He leaves to mourn his loss his Bea’s Beauty Shoppe has been widow, Alma Martin, and his son. opened for business at Waklport. Phillip J. Martin. THE NEW YEAR rev P »oriniti. IV r il l UBI The old year passed out thru the gateway of Time To that echoless region, the land of lost years. His shadow has fallen on me and on mine And our eyes have grown dim in the mist o f his tears. Yet his breath it was sweet with his odorous May And he smiled in the rose-petalled dawns of his June, And glad was the laug'h at his winds in their play, In his wheatfields at night 'neath his low harvest moon: Tho’ often in sadness they mournfully sighed A requiem low o'er t'he newly made grave, O’er the bowers tha* were wasted, for Beauty tha1, died. The sunset's gold glory that paled on the wave. The old year passed out feom the strife and the din Ami we lovingly waft him the kiss of adieu. As he joins the dim files of the years that have been. We amrifully, hopefully welcome the new. — Gertrude Martin Christensen.
